Keynote Speaker: Riadh Dhaou, Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse, France

Keynote Title:  Connectivité Sans Frontières : Les NTN (Non Terrestrial Networks) pour Tisser des Liens au-delà des Frontières Terrestres. 

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Biography: Riadh DHAOU is a computer scientist working in the area of telecommunication networks. He is a Professor at the Toulouse INP (Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse). He joined the Toulouse INP-ENSEEIHT in 2003. He holds a joint appointment with the Computer Science and Telecommunication department of the ENSEEIHT and he is a member of the RMESS team of the IRIT (Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse) laboratory (CNRS-UMR 5505). He leads research activities on non terrestrial networks. His research interests include statistical characterization and modelling of mobility, mobile and space communications, modelling and optimization of cross-layer schemes, performance analysis of wireless networks, autonomous multi-hop/cooperative communications systems, capacity and outage analysis of multi-user heterogeneous wireless systems, resource allocation, design and performance evaluation of wireless sensor networks and energy consumption optimization. 

Keynote Speaker: Abdellatif Kobbane, ENSIAS, Morocco

Keynote Title:  AI for Flexible resources management in Next generation network  

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Keynote Speaker: Mohamed Faten Zhani, ISITCOM, Sousse, Tunisia

Keynote Title:  FlexNGIA – Drawing the Architecture of the Next-Generation Tactile Internet 

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Keynote Speaker: Saadi Boudjit, Université Paris 13, France

Keynote Title:  Qualité de Service dans les réseaux eHealth 

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Biography:  Saadi Boudjit is Associate Professor (Maître de conferences - HDR) and member of the L2TI laboratory at the university Sorbonne Paris Nord. He is working on wireless ad hoc architectures and was involved in several national and international research projects (International project QNRF NPRP8-140-2-065, Paris region project THD, RIAM project SoundDelta, ANR project R2M, European project IPANEMA, RNRT project PRIMA, ... etc). He received his Ph.D degree in Computer Science from INRIA and was a research fellow with Telecom ParisTech. Dr. Boudjit is the initiator and Co-chair of ACM MobileHealth workshop, which aims at providing a forum for the interaction of multiple areas related to pervasive wireless healthcare systems. He also acted or still acts as TPC member of several IFIP, ACM and IEEE conferences and workshops (HealthCom, MobileHealth, ICC, Globecom, CAMAD, WCNC, WONS, Wireless Days, ...). His research interests include wireless networks, parallel and distributed computing, protocols and architecture design for mobile ad hoc networks, wireless sensor networks, vehicular ad hoc networks, and eHealth systems.

Keynote Speaker: Nadjib Achir, INRIA Saclay, France

Keynote Title:  Privacy-aware passive sniffing: from wireless measurements to bounded trajectories 

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Biography: Nadjib Achir is an Associate professor (HDR) at University Sorbonne Paris Nord (previously University Paris 13) since 2004. He's currently member of the TRiBE team at Inria-Saclay. His current scientific interests are in the area of networked systems, with a focus on mobile wireless systems. 

Keynote Speaker: Philippe Jacquet, INRIA Paris, France

Keynote Title: The Energy differentiated field theorem: a powerful tool to quantify wireless capacity limits 

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Biography:   I have been with Inria, Rocquencourt-Paris center until 2011. In 2012 I spent an extended sabbatical with Nokia Bell Labs. In 2019 I am back in Inria as research director in the Saclay-Ile-de-France center, in the research team TRIBE. Meanwhile I have been professeur charge' de cours in Ecole Polytechnique (France) from 2006 to 2016. My current scientific interests are the analysis of algorithms, information theory, wireless telecommunication and artificial intelligence. I was lucky enough to witness the rise of wireless local area networks, with WiFi and HIPERLAN, and the advent of mobile ad hoc networks with OLSR. I am an IEEE Fellow in the Information Theory Society.